· 6/25/1987
United States v. Wesley R. McKinney
Citations
- 822 F.2d 946
- 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 7963
- 23 Fed. R. Serv. 606
How courts have described this case
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- noting that “the district court gave the jury a full-fledged Allen instruction” after which “[t]he jury again resumed its deliberation, and an hour and twenty minutes later returned a unanimous verdict”
- concluding there was no coercion where verdict reached on twenty-nine counts in one hour and twenty minutes after receiving instruction
- concluding there was no coercion where verdict reached on twenty-nine counts in one hour and twenty minutes after receiving instruction
- stating that “requested instructions that are . . . repetitious are correctly refused”
- upholding the instruction when jury reported agreement on three of thirty-two counts but could not agree on remaining counts
- that \defendant later offers repayment . . . does not negate an earlier intent to defraud\ under Federal bank fraud statute
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Judges: Barrett, Baldock, McWilliams
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